'Discretion' is the power to decide or act according to one's judgment. Administrative authorities have to exercise the discretionary powers in various ways.

The question, then, was whether,the statute conferred judicial powers on non-judicial officers; the court held that "the issuing of the writ ...

Court has treated the same act as "ministerial" in mandamus pro- ceedings and "discretionary" in an action for damages ;21 but a careful reading of the ...

5 июл. 2022 г. · A duty is ministerial and not discretionary if it is imposed by law and its performance is not dependent on the employee's judgment.

9.32 The ministerial discretion powers enable such flexibility in individual cases without ceding any influence to the courts, or setting precedents that would ...

24 февр. 2023 г. · On the other hand, a discretionary duty is that which by its nature requires the exercise of judgment. A purely ministerial act or duty is one ...

A ministerial act is an act performed in a prescribed manner and in obedience to a legal authority, without regard to one's own judgment or discretion.

Ministerial decisions may be entitled to effectively delegate decisions to senior officials, under some legislation. Limits to Judicial Review. In principle ...

2.16 Under the Migration Act, the minister can exercise various discretionary powers, including substitution powers and powers to vary processes, order release ...

The intention of the discretionary power is to enable the Minister to respond on an individual and timely basis in circumstances where the application of the ...